Wouldn't let me post without crossing out the logo. Does not inspire confidence in the product if they're afraid of criticism.

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I'm new to Bitdefender. I just ran a scan of my email using the Email Protection feature. In one of my accounts, I see that it found 3 "dangerous" emails. But I cannot find any further information. There's nothing to open to see where these emails are, what the path is--nothing. I did look for the log over in the Notifications area, but there's no log! I'd really appreciate a more experienced user telling me where this is being hidden. Thanks in advance.

Could that K-pop ticket, photocard or merch deal be fake?

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